Using _javascript_, you can add the url parameters to the flashvars object which you can then reference inside your flex app.

set the url vars via:

var preLoadFlashVars = location.href.indexOf('?') != -1 ? location.href.split ('?') : '';

then pass this value into Flex by adding "flashvars", preLoadFlashVars to the AC_FL_RunContent method which loads your swf...

AC_FL_RunContent(
            "src", "${swf}",
            "width", "${width}",
            "height", "${height}",
            "align", "middle",
            "id", "${application}",
            "quality", "high",
            "bgcolor", "${bgcolor}",
            "name", "${application}",
            "allowScriptAccess","sameDomain",
            "flashvars", preLoadFlashVars,
            "type", "application/x-shockwave-flash",
            "pluginspage", " http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer"


Brendan


On 10/4/06, jff_noyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

Sorry, stupid question for most...

I'm creating a demo. it has 2 pages - the first being html, the second
being a flex app (no data services).

If I send some parameters via url from the html page, how would Flex
accept those parameters. Lets say I wanted to make a label name == URL
variable.

Any help would be apprecieated. Thanks.


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